Donations Reported by 429 United Ways for 2002-3

October 2, 2003 | Read Time: 8 minutes

United Ways across the country raised $3.71-billion in their 2002-3 campaigns, a decline of 7.5

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percent from the previous year after adjusting for inflation. Following are the results from 163 of the largest United Way campaigns. The figures, supplied by United Way of America, represent money raised from on-the-job drives, appeals to foundations, and other solicitations. They also include proceeds from state and federal government campaigns that were run by United Way.

This year United Way of America changed its reporting guidelines to try to make it easier to compare figures at United Ways. For instance, United Ways may not include in their totals money that they passed to other United Ways to distribute. Because the changes just went into effect, year-to-year figures may not be comparable.

Metro 1
	2001-2	2002-3	Pct.change
Akron, Ohio	$12,632,717	$10,912,764	-13.6%
Albuquerque	10,802,888	12,560,000	+16.3
Anchorage	9,370,043	9,225,704	-1.5
Atlanta	80,400,000	68,297,847	-15.1
Austin, Tex.	20,610,108	18,033,414	-12.5
Baltimore	45,035,556	40,320,525	-10.5
Baton Rouge, La.	13,129,751	13,204,432	+0.6
Bethlehem, Pa.	10,889,953	10,697,528	-1.8
Birmingham, Ala.	29,866,130	30,033,896	+0.6
Boston	54,097,466	49,091,122	-9.3
Boynton Beach, Fla.	13,200,000	12,700,121	-3.8
Buffalo, N.Y.	18,975,000	18,432,801	-2.9
Charlotte, N.C.	37,112,999	36,707,821	-1.1
Chattanooga, Tenn.	11,005,812	10,934,286	-0.6
Chicago	93,228,086	72,700,000	-22.0
Cincinnati	60,881,840	60,200,000	-1.1
Cleveland	45,102,483	44,355,216	-1.7
Columbia, S.C.	9,820,822	9,102,100	-7.3
Columbus, Ohio	53,010,520	50,762,086	-4.2
Dallas	51,550,562	45,241,017	-12.2
Dayton, Ohio	17,489,601	15,865,161	-9.3
Deer Park, N.Y.	11,963,000	9,684,500	-19.0
Denver	29,919,990	26,434,135	-11.7
Des Moines	14,713,505	16,004,729	+8.8
Detroit	73,396,675	67,203,557	-8.4
Everett, Wash.	9,739,834	9,840,960	+1.0
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.	14,200,000	13,278,278	-6.5
Fort Worth	25,401,380	24,145,251	-4.9
Gales Ferry, Conn.	9,287,500	9,478,926	+2.1
Grand Rapids, Mich.	15,573,796	15,852,982	+1.8
Greenville, S.C.	11,582,556	11,267,137	-2.7
Harrisburg, Pa.	9,527,138	10,002,716	+5.0
Hartford, Conn.	25,962,711	26,285,475	+1.2
Honolulu	19,594,380	18,625,480	-4.9
Houston	78,513,700	68,253,000	-13.1
Indianapolis	37,544,712	36,148,114	-3.7
Irvine, Calif.	n/a	22,600,000	—
Jacksonville, Fla.	19,414,549	19,602,932	+1.0
Kalamazoo, Mich.	9,036,070	9,305,403	+3.0
Kansas City, Mo.	35,411,165	31,326,382	-11.5
Knoxville, Tenn.	10,501,972	10,801,610	+2.9
Las Vegas	9,796,966	9,700,000	-1.0
Lawrenceville, N.J.	9,751,500	9,137,135	-6.3
Los Angeles	66,200,000	68,000,080	+2.7
Louisville, Ky.	30,858,000	30,099,069	-2.5
Madison, Wis.	14,755,183	14,806,411	+0.3
Memphis	22,442,829	23,001,407	+2.5
Miami	50,250,309	45,649,000	-9.2
Milwaukee	32,027,640	33,888,320	+5.8
Nashville	25,914,513	23,957,200	-7.6
New Orleans	19,800,000	19,304,687	-2.5
New York	87,067,701	78,735,653	-9.6
Norfolk, Va.	18,890,359	18,106,904	-4.1
Oklahoma City	14,600,000	13,968,296	-4.3
Omaha	19,306,298	20,001,999	+3.6
Orlando, Fla.	18,020,600	16,998,708	-5.7
Philadelphia	53,945,190	50,339,192	-6.7
Phoenix	47,109,352	47,290,078	+0.4
Pittsburgh	39,023,000	38,697,802	-0.8
Portland, Ore.	19,283,626	16,116,782	-16.4
Providence, R.I.	20,906,695	19,558,940	-6.4
Research Triangle Park, N.C.	26,171,253	22,197,979	-15.2
Richmond, Va.	21,528,413	18,436,125	-14.4
Rochester, N.Y.	33,114,575	32,575,792	-1.6
Sacramento	15,470,787	12,723,121	-17.8
San Diego	25,706,644	25,737,454	+0.1
San Francisco	51,239,000	41,842,434	-18.3
San Juan, Puerto Rico	14,755,038	15,399,083	+4.4
Santa Clara, Calif.	14,626,000	16,268,000	+11.2
Seattle	94,480,000	92,988,160	-1.6
St. Louis	65,895,691	67,500,338	+2.4
Somerville, N.J.	9,903,470	10,150,346	+2.5
Syracuse, N.Y.	10,025,842	10,300,000	+2.7
Tampa Bay Area, Fla.	24,431,517	22,227,955	-9.0
Toledo, Ohio	14,409,698	12,852,558	-10.8
Tulsa, Okla.	24,616,516	25,025,000	+1.7
Twin Cities, Minn.	84,587,421	81,725,000	-3.4
Washington	93,555,035	65,704,415	-29.8
White Plains, N.Y.	12,401,238	11,418,781	-7.9
Wichita, Kan.	15,625,864	15,539,203	-0.6
Wilmington, Del.	29,400,000	27,416,256	-6.7
Winston-Salem, N.C.	17,341,425	17,033,581	-1.8

Metro 2
	2001-2	2002-3	Pct.change
Albany, N.Y.	$6,916,743	$7,152,968	+3.4%
Amarillo, Tex.	4,374,683	4,228,775	-3.3
Ann Arbor, Mich.	7,774,000	7,687,048	-1.1
Asheville, N.C.	5,361,799	5,406,922	+0.8
Boise, Idaho	4,932,837	4,939,000	+0.1
Bridgeport, Conn.	5,800,000	5,157,521	-11.1
Camarillo, Calif.	4,809,341	4,537,024	-5.7
Camden, N.J.	4,500,000	4,541,409	+0.9
Canton, Ohio	6,665,412	7,063,129	+6.0
Cedar Rapids, Iowa	7,702,097	7,810,000	+1.4
Cocoa, Fla.	4,750,000	4,940,000	+4.0
Colorado Springs	5,422,063	5,920,088	+9.2
Columbus, Ga.	6,716,266	6,697,406	-0.3
Corning, N.Y.	4,199,314	4,029,379	-4.0
Corpus Christi, Tex.	5,096,151	4,990,598	-2.1
Davenport, Iowa	8,449,384	7,965,852	-5.7
East Lansing, Mich.	7,000,220	6,950,246	-0.7
El Paso, Tex.	5,055,000	5,125,000	+1.4
Elizabeth, N.J.	6,387,569	6,251,133	-2.1
Erie, Pa.	5,511,241	5,252,804	-4.7
Evansville, Ind.	5,147,349	5,021,682	-2.4
Fayetteville, N.C.	4,057,838	4,139,596	+2.0
Flint, Mich.	6,575,000	6,170,626	-6.2
Fort Myers, Fla.	4,034,208	4,575,003	+13.4
Fort Wayne, Ind.	6,700,000	5,538,887	-17.3
Framingham, Mass.	4,840,083	4,520,000	-6.6
Griffith, Ind.	4,894,213	4,922,153	+0.6
Gurnee, Ill.	10,817,676	7,980,000	-26.2
High Point, N.C.	4,688,890	4,116,389	-12.2
Highland City, Fla.	9,206,030	8,259,131	-10.3
Huntsville, Ala.	6,029,356	5,834,579	-3.2
Kennewick, Wash.	4,789,448	4,310,875	-10.0
Lafayette, Ind.	4,747,389	4,643,119	-2.2
Lake Charles, La.	4,313,050	4,132,000	-4.2
Lancaster, Pa.	9,102,929	8,881,118	-2.4
Lexington, Ky.	7,893,965	7,760,227	-1.7
Lincoln, Neb.	4,742,470	4,740,840	0.0
Little Rock, Ark.	5,700,000	5,204,048	-8.7
Lubbock, Tex.	4,401,937	4,537,810	+3.1
Macon, Ga.	5,834,517	5,491,822	-5.9
Menasha, Wis.	$5,590,864	$5,748,335	+2.8%
Mesa, Ariz.	4,653,497	4,181,346	-10.1
Midland, Mich.	4,375,807	4,204,680	-3.9
Milltown, N.J.	4,150,667	4,639,840	+11.8
Mobile, Ala.	6,311,331	5,668,440	-10.2
Monroe, La.	4,019,685	4,029,704	+0.2
Montgomery, Ala.	7,084,860	6,533,150	-7.8
Morristown, N.J.	9,255,000	8,132,925	-12.1
New Haven, Conn.	5,550,000	5,224,596	-5.9
Newark, N.J.	9,406,781	8,010,033	-14.8
Newport News, Va.	8,202,783	7,424,215	-9.5
North Charleston, S.C.	7,021,524	7,451,241	+6.1
Peoria, Ill.	6,300,000	5,963,343	-5.3
Portland, Me.	8,644,523	8,093,408	-6.4
Portsmouth, N.H.	4,563,000	4,216,420	-7.6
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.	4,220,379	4,073,938	-3.5
Racine, Wis.	4,655,710	4,672,843	+0.4
Rancocas, N.J.	4,980,108	4,710,000	-5.4
Reading, Pa.	8,019,474	8,291,592	+3.4
Riverside, Calif.	4,125,000	4,207,000	+2.0
Roanoke, Va.	6,611,054	6,400,000	-3.2
Rochester, Minn.	3,975,228	4,084,731	+2.8
Rockford, Ill.	6,276,206	5,870,940	-6.5
Salt Lake City	9,763,018	7,831,022	-19.8
Santa Rosa, Calif.	4,520,787	4,501,572	-0.4
Savannah, Ga.	7,007,722	7,108,346	+1.4
Sioux Falls, S.D.	6,648,790	6,916,259	+4.0
Spokane, Wash.	5,230,000	4,879,000	-6.7
Springfield, Mass.	6,648,248	5,600,931	-15.8
Springfield, Ore.	4,385,000	4,200,000	-4.2
Stockton, Calif.	4,120,000	4,011,092	-2.6
Tacoma, Wash.	8,669,255	8,612,720	-0.7
Tallahassee, Fla.	5,703,599	5,814,991	+2.0
Topeka, Kan.	6,266,831	5,429,333	-13.4
Tucson	8,620,262	8,436,177	-2.1
Ward Hill, Mass.	n/a	5,000,000	—
Waukesha, Wis.	4,271,169	4,092,768	-4.2
West Chester, Pa.	4,314,843	4,866,730	+12.8
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.	4,946,596	4,562,941	-7.8
Worcester, Mass.	7,122,469	6,945,357	-2.5
York, Pa.	6,214,717	6,510,838	+4.8

Metro 3
	2001-2	2002-3	Pct.change
Abilene, Tex.	$2,203,059	$2,055,785	-6.7%
Aiken, S.C.	2,933,029	2,783,237	-5.1
Anderson, Ind.	2,256,533	2,304,474	+2.1
Angleton, Tex.	2,691,435	2,478,826	-7.9
Atlantic City, N.J.	3,358,500	3,324,537	-1.0
Attleboro, Mass.	2,456,468	2,271,748	-7.5
Augusta, Ga.	3,919,621	3,918,666	0.0
Bakersfield, Calif.	n/a	2,460,815	—
Bangor, Me.	2,628,471	2,639,232	+0.4
Bath, Me.	1,964,540	2,012,799	+2.5
Battle Creek, Mich.	3,723,106	3,820,606	+2.6
Beaufort, S.C.	2,499,160	2,474,301	-1.0
Beaumont, Tex.	2,943,936	2,811,850	-4.5
Benton Harbor, Mich.	2,931,480	2,967,941	+1.2
Bentonville, Ark.	2,700,000	2,832,500	+4.9
Binghamton, N.Y.	3,076,695	3,042,424	-1.1
Bloomington, Ill.	3,640,007	3,658,796	+0.5
Bowling Green, Ky.	2,005,042	2,071,681	+3.3
Bradenton, Fla.	2,438,934	2,370,026	-2.8
Bremerton, Wash.	3,123,514	3,115,571	-0.3
Burlington, Vt.	3,669,607	3,626,904	-1.2
Champaign, Ill.	2,884,791	2,729,558	-5.4
Charleston, W.Va.	n/a	2,947,651	—
Cleveland, Tenn.	2,370,188	2,218,778	-6.4
Columbia, Mo.	2,503,720	2,520,288	+0.7
Columbus, Ind.	2,056,595	2,226,241	+8.2
Dalton, Ga.	3,440,000	3,535,209	+2.8
Daytona Beach, Fla.	4,132,863	3,197,243	-22.6
Decatur, Ill.	2,638,030	2,550,876	-3.3
Dothan, Ala.	n/a	2,117,781	—
Elkhart, Ind.	3,180,000	2,900,000	-8.8
Fairless Hills, Pa.	n/a	3,150,000	—
Fall River, Mass.	1,985,927	2,002,125	+0.8
Fargo, N.D.	3,085,425	3,152,676	+2.2
Findlay, Ohio	$2,236,900	$2,336,396	+4.4%
Fitchburg, Mass.	2,589,044	2,548,486	-1.6
Fort Collins, Colo.	2,920,955	3,055,145	+4.6
Fort Smith, Ark.	2,564,094	2,400,000	-6.4
Fort Walton Beach, Fla.	2,197,584	2,198,063	0.0
Franklin, Tenn.	2,330,323	2,427,457	+4.2
Fredericksburg, Va.	1,986,399	2,088,897	+5.2
Fresno, Calif.	2,700,000	2,667,924	-1.2
Gainesville, Fla.	2,981,594	2,961,252	-0.7
Gastonia, N.C.	3,352,414	3,263,320	-2.7
Grand Haven, Mich.	n/a	2,322,867	—
Greeley, Colo.	2,701,915	2,720,000	+0.7
Greensburg, Pa.	3,014,572	2,945,032	-2.3
Greenwich, Conn.	n/a	2,908,181	—
Gulfport, Miss.	2,938,551	2,912,224	-0.9
Independence, Mo.	2,342,881	2,209,000	-5.7
Jackson, Miss.	3,847,283	3,703,422	-3.7
Jackson, Tenn.	2,920,533	2,971,718	+1.8
Joliet, Ill.	3,690,000	3,478,643	-5.7
Kansas City, Kan.	n/a	2,304,086	—
Kokomo, Ind.	2,497,541	2,541,338	+1.8
Lafayette, La.	3,458,376	3,328,847	-3.7
Lexington, N.C.	2,536,018	2,226,558	-12.2
Lima, Ohio	2,329,013	2,279,455	-2.1
Lorain, Ohio	2,810,029	2,921,660	+4.0
Lynchburg, Va.	3,787,843	3,360,241	-11.3
Manchester, N.H.	2,862,331	3,020,000	+5.5
McAllen, Tex.	n/a	2,675,593	—
Mentor, Ohio	3,342,143	3,333,284	-0.3
Middletown, Conn.	2,400,000	2,280,000	-5.0
Midland, Tex.	2,905,868	3,198,085	+10.1
Modesto, Calif.	3,740,252	3,434,519	-8.2
Monterey, Calif.	2,600,000	2,894,423	+11.3
Muncie, Ind.	2,572,579	2,712,978	+5.5
Muskegon, Mich.	2,560,092	2,373,667	-7.3
Naples, Fla.	2,165,927	2,281,851	+5.4
Nashua, N.H.	2,652,888	2,977,080	+12.2
Ocala, Fla.	2,022,702	2,120,123	+4.8
Ogden, Utah	n/a	3,486,305	—
Oradell, N.J.	n/a	3,307,271	—
Owensboro, Ky.	3,052,329	2,749,243	-9.9
Palm Beach, Fla.	3,050,000	3,686,595	+20.9
Pensacola, Fla.	n/a	3,697,392	—
Pittsfield, Mass.	2,996,769	3,154,398	+5.3
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.	n/a	2,939,500	—
Reno, Nev.	n/a	2,718,176	—
Saginaw, Mich.	n/a	2,967,414	—
St. Cloud, Minn.	3,567,836	3,736,586	+4.7
St. Joseph, Mo.	3,115,917	3,162,205	+1.5
Salisbury, N.C.	n/a	2,017,727	—
San Angelo, Tex.	2,496,162	2,490,912	-0.2
Santa Barbara, Calif.	3,056,408	2,934,516	-4.0
Sarasota, Fla.	3,447,478	3,170,172	-8.0
Schenectady, N.Y.	n/a	2,467,756	—
Scranton, Pa.	3,782,691	3,681,627	-2.7
Shelby, N.C.	2,505,321	2,584,257	+3.2
Shreveport, La.	3,180,056	2,885,298	-9.3
Sioux City, Iowa	2,859,760	2,777,267	-2.9
South Bend, Ind.	3,817,068	3,652,590	-4.3
Spartanburg, S.C.	4,056,319	3,613,186	-10.9
Springfield, Ill.	2,801,324	2,637,296	-5.9
Springfield, Mo.	3,202,136	3,305,938	+3.2
Springfield, Ohio	n/a	2,345,184	—
Stamford, Conn.	n/a	2,678,000	—
Terre Haute, Ind.	2,229,394	2,048,249	-8.1
Thorofare, N.J.	n/a	2,569,667	—
Tuscaloosa, Ala.	2,964,365	2,687,194	-9.4
Tyler, Tex.	2,051,817	2,173,710	+5.9
Utica, N.Y.	3,778,650	3,635,632	-3.8
Waco, Tex.	2,037,000	2,037,000	0.0
Warren, Ohio	2,478,234	2,433,048	-1.8
Waterbury, Conn.	2,710,408	2,656,722	-2.0
Waterloo, Iowa	2,293,833	2,147,079	-6.4
Wausau, Wis.	2,611,807	2,693,430	+3.1
Wichita Falls, Tex.	2,127,661	2,336,643	+9.8
Yakima, Wash.	2,042,000	2,060,000	+0.9
Youngstown, Ohio	3,252,900	3,192,889	-1.8

Metro 4
	2001-2	2002-3	Pct.change
Adrian, Mich.	$1,330,902	$1,352,576	+1.6%
Albany, Ga.	1,502,163	1,456,586	-3.0
Alexandria, La.	1,750,825	1,724,117	-1.5
Altoona, Pa.	1,032,173	1,022,880	-0.9
Ames, Iowa	n/a	1,194,121	—
Anderson, S.C.	1,875,035	1,746,559	-6.9
Anniston, Ala.	1,354,248	1,352,971	-0.1
Athens, Ga.	n/a	1,591,930	—
Augusta, Me.	1,163,975	1,210,933	+4.0
Aurora, Ill.	1,577,222	1,274,484	-19.2
Bay City, Mich.	1,552,443	1,484,694	-4.4
Baytown, Tex.	1,770,168	1,818,900	+2.8
Bellingham, Wash.	1,714,640	1,640,716	-4.3
Beloit, Wis.	1,131,445	1,167,779	+3.2
Bend, Ore.	926,877	1,026,000	+10.7
Billings, Mont.	1,612,677	1,598,605	-0.9
Bismarck, N.D.	1,041,336	1,076,313	+3.4
Bloomington, Ind.	1,623,984	1,795,120	+10.5
Brighton, Mich.	1,124,696	1,104,626	-1.8
Brockton, Mass.	1,511,144	1,256,528	-16.8
Brownsville, Tex.	1,706,275	1,461,676	-14.3
Bryan, Tex.	1,423,631	1,515,443	+6.4
Burlington, N.C.	1,492,782	1,378,447	-7.7
Butler, Pa.	1,216,000	1,111,430	-8.6
Capitola, Calif.	1,094,829	1,282,000	+17.1
Carlisle, Pa.	1,480,276	1,338,611	-9.6
Charlottesville, Va.	1,826,322	1,419,539	-22.3
Chester, Pa.	n/a	1,689,831	—
Clarksville, Tenn.	1,719,668	1,653,958	-3.8
Concord, N.H.	1,814,536	1,929,220	+6.3
Conway, S.C.	n/a	1,349,316	—
Conway, Ark.	n/a	1,129,338	—
Coralville, Iowa	1,724,132	1,764,843	+2.4
Corvallis, Ore.	2,105,000	1,740,453	-17.3
Danville, Va.	1,383,042	1,391,263	+0.6
Decatur, Ala.	1,757,575	1,566,402	-10.9
Denton, Tex.	1,867,482	1,595,500	-14.6
Dubuque, Iowa	1,526,500	1,531,958	+0.4
Duluth, Minn.	1,830,525	1,940,001	+6.0
Eau Claire, Wis.	1,575,997	1,522,569	-3.4
Elgin, Ill.	1,702,434	1,757,159	+3.2
Fairbanks, Alaska	1,554,921	1,357,575	-12.7
Farmington, N.M.	1,588,490	1,657,121	+4.3
Flagstaff, Ariz.	n/a	1,239,244	—
Florence, S.C.	n/a	1,337,676	—
Florence, Ala.	892,911	1,006,953	+12.8
Fort Pierce, Fla.	1,501,662	1,557,926	+3.7
Frederick, Md.	1,186,765	1,190,311	+0.3
Gadsden, Ala.	1,107,446	1,092,525	-1.3
Gainesville, Ga.	1,904,677	1,776,021	-6.8
Galveston, Tex.	1,219,321	1,330,101	+9.1
Goldsboro, N.C.	1,236,090	1,261,299	+2.0
Goshen, N.Y.	1,833,000	1,424,374	-22.3
Grand Forks, N.D.	1,153,911	1,136,822	-1.5
Greenville, N.C.	2,286,647	1,801,874	-21.2
Greenwood, S.C.	1,505,541	1,581,550	+5.0
Hagerstown, Md.	1,561,727	1,529,938	-2.0
Hamilton, Ohio	1,616,835	1,870,769	+15.7
Harrisonburg, Va.	1,048,343	1,063,681	+1.5
Hatfield, Pa.	n/a	1,608,871	—
Hattiesburg, Miss.	n/a	1,143,784	—
Hendersonville, N.C.	1,263,353	1,413,390	+11.9
Hickory, N.C.	1,874,718	1,712,923	-8.6
Hilo, Hawaii	1,342,420	1,369,785	+2.0
Houma, La.	n/a	1,417,228	—
Huntington, W.Va.	1,870,000	1,638,842	-12.4
Ithaca, N.Y.	1,572,676	1,619,484	+3.0
Jamestown, N.Y.	1,427,366	1,430,435	+0.2
Janesville, Wis.	1,959,658	1,851,970	-5.5
Jefferson City, Mo.	1,511,727	1,423,479	-5.8
Johnson City, Tenn.	1,255,116	1,281,672	+2.1
Keene, N.H.	1,910,533	1,966,174	+2.9
Kennebunk, Me.	1,550,061	1,503,211	-3.0
Kenosha, Wis.	1,053,073	1,119,930	+6.3
Killeen, Tex.	1,437,311	1,479,422	+2.9
Lagrange, Ga.	$1,377,247	$1,502,992	+9.1%
Lancaster, Ohio	1,268,823	1,218,531	-4.0
Lawrence, Kan.	1,266,600	1,250,000	-1.3
Lawton, Okla.	1,752,304	1,747,407	-0.3
Layton, Utah	1,119,859	1,003,167	-10.4
Lebanon, Pa.	1,805,971	1,949,580	+8.0
Lebanon, Ohio	1,675,749	1,739,401	+3.8
Lewiston, Me.	n/a	1,519,188	—
Lockport, N.Y.	1,200,000	1,065,000	-11.3
Longview, Tex.	1,079,912	1,155,398	+7.0
Los Alamos, N.M.	1,073,322	1,097,180	+2.2
Luling, La.	1,399,291	1,420,137	+1.5
Manitowoc, Wis.	n/a	1,000,000	—
Mankato, Minn.	1,731,237	1,665,000	-3.8
Mansfield, Ohio	1,836,417	1,769,140	-3.7
Marion, Ohio	1,308,276	1,297,078	-0.9
Maryville, Tenn.	1,683,862	1,835,285	+9.0
Mason City, Iowa	1,008,624	1,006,217	-0.2
McHenry, Ill.	1,396,368	1,436,360	+2.9
Milford, Conn.	1,359,440	1,332,484	-2.0
Missoula, Mont.	1,142,664	1,152,010	+0.8
Monaca, Pa.	1,050,000	1,002,380	-4.5
Monroe, Mich.	1,302,113	1,289,187	-1.0
Montclair, N.J.	n/a	1,346,900	—
Morgantown, W.Va.	1,199,297	1,216,028	+1.4
Morristown, Tenn.	1,333,893	1,408,012	+5.6
Murfreesboro, Tenn.	1,681,197	1,596,005	-5.1
Muscatine, Iowa	n/a	1,012,872	—
New Bedford, Mass.	1,920,670	1,781,000	-7.3
Newark, Ohio	1,842,813	1,656,305	-10.1
Niagara Falls, N.Y.	1,203,451	1,037,529	-13.8
Norman, Okla.	1,444,780	1,438,761	-0.4
North Wilkesboro, N.C.	1,350,417	1,301,978	-3.6
Northampton, Mass.	1,717,501	1,531,548	-10.8
Norwalk, Conn.	2,018,706	1,955,528	-3.1
Oak Ridge, Tenn.	1,288,794	1,333,767	+3.5
Odessa, Tex.	1,280,000	1,324,027	+3.4
Onalaska, Wis.	1,706,067	1,585,715	-7.1
Oshkosh, Wis.	1,252,990	1,055,318	-15.8
Panama City, Fla.	n/a	1,627,975	—
Pascagoula, Miss.	1,283,802	1,079,862	-15.9
Pine Bluff, Ark.	1,422,698	1,428,451	+0.4
Plymouth, Mich.	1,189,300	1,362,520	+14.6
Port Huron, Mich.	1,718,786	1,581,905	-8.0
Port Richey, Fla.	n/a	1,096,741	—
Provo, Utah	2,006,054	1,144,703	-42.9
Rapid City, S.D.	1,730,463	1,811,441	+4.7
Rochester, N.Y.	989,965	1,017,139	+2.7
Rock Hill, S.C.	n/a	1,218,131	—
Rock Springs, Wyo.	1,162,107	1,169,410	+0.6
Rocky Mount, N.C.	1,011,985	1,066,920	+5.4
Rome, Ga.	1,402,634	1,467,000	+4.6
Salem, Ore.	1,559,511	1,425,205	-8.6
Salina, Kan.	1,146,789	1,078,725	-5.9
Salisbury, Md.	n/a	1,247,573	—
San Bernardino, Calif.	n/a	1,539,600	—
Sandusky, Ohio	966,810	1,001,437	+3.6
Santa Fe, N.M.	1,322,521	1,072,400	-18.9
Sheboygan, Wis.	n/a	1,305,051	—
Sherman, Tex.	1,558,628	1,458,768	-6.4
Sidney, Ohio	1,121,825	1,175,142	+4.8
Springdale, Ark.	1,683,134	1,752,003	+4.1
State College, Pa.	1,658,058	1,775,605	+7.1
Statesville, N.C.	1,371,357	1,528,475	+11.5
Stevens Point, Wis.	1,757,973	1,848,947	+5.2
Stuart, Fla.	1,785,802	1,692,279	-5.2
Tannersville, Pa.	1,033,505	1,003,514	-2.9
Texas City	1,439,226	1,529,699	+6.3
Tupelo, Miss.	1,459,349	1,602,440	+9.8
Valdosta, Ga.	1,220,000	1,091,549	-10.5
Valparaiso, Ind.	1,940,001	1,838,522	-5.2
Vero Beach, Fla.	1,675,101	1,753,926	+4.7
Vicksburg, Miss.	1,702,847	1,686,717	-0.9
Warsaw, Ind.	1,407,796	1,431,143	+1.7
West Bend, Wis.	1,125,000	1,059,716	-5.8
Williamsburg, Va.	1,474,680	1,514,000	+2.7
Williamsport, Pa.	1,484,314	1,551,644	+4.5
Winchester, Va.	1,161,415	1,090,166	-6.1
The Woodlands, Tex.	1,455,278	1,772,318	+21.8
Wooster, Ohio	1,520,605	1,540,631	+1.3

LARGEST PERCENTAGE GAINS

Metro 1		Metro 2
Albuquerque	16.3%	Fort Myers, Fla.	13.4%
Santa Clara, Calif.	11.2%	West Chester, Pa.	12.8%
Des Moines	8.8%	Milltown, N.J.	11.8%
Milwaukee	5.8%	Colorado Springs	9.2%
Harrisburg, Pa.	5.0%	North Charleston, S.C.	6.1%

Metro 3		Metro 4
Palm Beach, Fla.	20.9%	The Woodlands, Tex.	21.8%
Nashua, N.H.	12.2%	Capitola, Calif.	17.1%
Monterey, Calif.	11.3%	Hamilton, Ohio	15.7%
Midland, Tex.	10.1%	Plymouth, Mich.	14.6%
Wichita Falls, Tex.	9.8%	Florence, Ala.	12.8%

LARGEST PERCENTAGE LOSSES

Metro 1		Metro 2
Washington	-29.8%	Gurnee, Ill.	-26.2%
Chicago	-22.0%	Salt Lake City	-19.8%
Deer Park, N.Y.	-19.0%	Fort Wayne, Ind.	-17.3%
San Francisco	-18.3%	Springfield, Mass.	-15.8%
Sacramento	-17.8%	Newark, N.J.	-14.8%

Metro 3		Metro 4
Daytona Beach, Fla.	-22.6%	Provo, Utah	-42.9%
Lexington, N.C.	-12.2%	Charlottesville, Va.	-22.3%
Lynchburg, Va.	-11.3%	Goshen, N.Y.	-22.3%
Spartanburg, S.C.	-10.9%	Greenville, N.C.	-21.2%
Owensboro, Ky.	-9.9%	Aurora, Ill.	-19.2%